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McAfee responds to Morro launch

Dan Raywood November 20, 2008

McAfee has responded to Microsoft's decision to replace its OneCare anti-virus product with the free Morro offering.
 

US overtaken as primary spam sender following McColo shutdown

Dan Raywood November 20, 2008

China is now being seen as the primary source of spam.
 

Credant and Safend join to bolster encryption offering

SC Staff November 20, 2008

Credant Technologies and Safend have announced a partnership.
 

Healthcare professionals show poor practice when it comes to security

SC Staff November 20, 2008

Patient records are being put at risk by healthcare professionals, due to insufficient storage.
 

Public encouraged to get safe online and understand security

Dan Raywood November 19, 2008

Ignorance towards anti-virus could be the cause of security problems.
 

BorderWare launches security platform

SC Staff November 19, 2008

BorderWare has launched its Security Platform 8.0.
 

NHS security review may not be sufficient

Dan Raywood November 19, 2008

Calls could be made for a review of NHS security policy after three London hospitals were hit by the Mytob worm.
 

Application control could have prevented hospital worm

Dan Raywood November 19, 2008

The virus that forced three London hospitals to be shut down has been identified as the Mytob worm.
 

Web is now prime transmitter for malware and companies are not protected

SC Staff November 19, 2008

Webroot has revealed that eighty five percent of malware is now distributed through the web.
 

Microsoft to launch free anti-virus product

Dan Raywood November 19, 2008

Microsoft is to launch a free anti-virus product to replace its OneCare software.
 

McAfee completes Secure Computing acquisition

SC Staff November 19, 2008

McAfee has completed the acquisition of Secure Computing.
 

EC says countries need to work together against cyber crime

Dan Raywood November 18, 2008

The European Commission has said that countries must act together to ensure that information and networks are safe for users.
 

Vendors moving to SaaS to deliver products

SC Staff November 18, 2008

Independent software vendors are moving to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) to deliver their products.
 

Vulnerability still exists despite SMB patching

Dan Raywood November 18, 2008

The response to criticism by Christopher Budd of the MS08-068 patch has been welcomed.
 

Symantec CEO to step down next year

SC Staff November 18, 2008

Symantec chief executive John W. Thompson is to step down next spring.
 

London hospitals struck down by virus

Dan Raywood November 18, 2008

Three London hospitals have shut down their entire computer systems after being hit by a virus.
 

Christopher Budd responds to MS08-068 criticism

Dan Raywood November 18, 2008

Microsoft has responded to criticism over delays in addressing the SMBRelay attack.
 

Online shopping at work by unaware staff puts companies at risk

SC Staff November 18, 2008

Employers who allow freedom of web use are not educating their staff about online risks.
 

PCI council announces quality assurance program

Dan Raywood November 18, 2008

The PCI Security Standards Council has announced a quality assurance program for qualified security assessors and approved scanning vendors.
 

Nortel opens Nigerian office

SC Staff November 18, 2008

Nortel has opened a Nigerian office to meet increasing demand for communications in Western Africa.
 

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